R Rod Speed Jul 25, 2006 #41 Mike T. said: Because human eyes focus better on objects when the eye is looking down at them. Or, looking straight at something causes more eye fatigue faster, if you are human. -Dave Click to expand... Trouble is that focus is only one consideration. The other thing that matters is the neck etc.
Mike T. said: Because human eyes focus better on objects when the eye is looking down at them. Or, looking straight at something causes more eye fatigue faster, if you are human. -Dave Click to expand... Trouble is that focus is only one consideration. The other thing that matters is the neck etc.
M Mike T. Jul 25, 2006 #42 Trouble is that focus is only one consideration. The other thing that matters is the neck etc. Click to expand... Yes, and if the top of the viewable area of the monitor is just below eye level, your eyes will be comfortable and your neck will be straight. -Dave
Trouble is that focus is only one consideration. The other thing that matters is the neck etc. Click to expand... Yes, and if the top of the viewable area of the monitor is just below eye level, your eyes will be comfortable and your neck will be straight. -Dave
R Rod Speed Jul 25, 2006 #43 Yes, and if the top of the viewable area of the monitor is just below eye level, your eyes will be comfortable and your neck will be straight. Click to expand... Not necessarily, plenty tend to bend their neck in that situation.
Yes, and if the top of the viewable area of the monitor is just below eye level, your eyes will be comfortable and your neck will be straight. Click to expand... Not necessarily, plenty tend to bend their neck in that situation.
